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Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to DRINK!!!!! Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to DRINK!!!!! Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Pollution Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Pollution: Nitrogen catchment Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Water treatment Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water Treatment
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Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water treatment
Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water treatment
Water use by country Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Water use by country Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Water use by GDP by country Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Aquatic systems Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Water use by country Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Fossil water; the Ogallala aquifer Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Water use: dams; electricity, irrigation, tourism Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Water use: dams; electricity, irrigation, tourism Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water Problems: -corruption -high costs -technological problems -human rights violations -resettlement difficulties -environmental impacts are bad and will likely get worse Grand Coulee, WA
Water use Colorado ‘River’ or ‘Canal’? Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water Nothing left except Salt flats
Water abuse by (1) Soviet Union (2) 3 stan countries Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Water abuse by (1) Soviet Union (2) 3 stan countries Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water 1989 2008
Drinking Water production; desalination Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water distillation (2) reverse osmosis Used in the Gulf American desal plants favor a different technology -- reverse osmosis -- which forces the water through a series of membranes, leaving the salts behind.
Pollution Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Pollution: Nitrogen catchment Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Water pollution; assessment of water quality Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water Salinity ; conductivity; dissolved ions; phosphate+ nitrate+ sodium + potassium pH Phosphate and nitrate concentrations Temperature ‘Coliforms’: fecal bacteria Toxic organic chemicals: DDT, PCB, biocides Toxic metal ions: mercury, lead, cadmium etc Sediment; turbidometry
Residential Water preparation Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water Filtration Sterilisation Metal ion removal/reduction ; soft/hard water Contamination levels set by EPA under Clean water Acts 1970, 1991, etc
Waste water treatment Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Oceanography Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Oceanography Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Marine ecology; scientists favourite career! Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
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Marine ecology; inter-tidal (littoral)zone Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
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Marine ecology; human impact Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water
Marine ecology; human impact Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water The North Pacific sub-tropical gyre has a massive spiral of floating plastic crap floating over an area estimated from the size of Texas to bigger than the continental United States. Most of this plastic is from run-off from rivers and streams from around the world, much of it gradually breaks down into smaller and smaller pieces that eventually become as small as plankton. Already in vast areas of the ocean these plankton-sized particles outnumber the real particles by greater than 7 : 1.
Marine ecology; human impact Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water Plus oil from drilling rigs
Marine ecology; human impact Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water Overfishing; The tragedy of the commons
Marine ecology; human impact Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water Overfishing; The tragedy of the commons
Marine ecology; human impact Environmental Science 100 Issues and Solutions: Water Sustainable fishing Consumers choice! Avoid: Chilean sea bass Farmed salmon; especially from N. Atlantic Check list for recommended sustainable fish